charge forward; fight bravely for a just cause
Meanings
2 senses · 6 examplesverb phrase
to charge the enemy lines; to breach enemy positions
commendatoryLiterally describes the brave act of charging into battle and penetrating enemy defenses. Often used to praise military valor.
The soldiers charged the enemy lines and made outstanding military achievements in defending the motherland.
In historical battles, the general always led from the front, charging into the thick of the fighting.
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The cavalry unit was the first to charge and breach the enemy's formations.
verb phrase
to fight courageously for a just cause; to be at the forefront of a struggle
commendatoryA metaphorical extension, used to describe brave, pioneering efforts in non-military contexts such as scientific research, social reform, or business innovation.
In the fight against the pandemic, medical workers are the heroes charging at the forefront.
He fights courageously for the environmental cause, undeterred by all kinds of hardships and dangers.
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These young entrepreneurs are charging at the forefront in the field of technology.